How much time do you spent in forum? What you do there? Is it worth it?

I personally write out what I have to do daily
without shifting focus even If I have to visit forums.

It must be on a purpose.

Time is too precious to be wasted dear!

A plan should be put in place.

I usually stop when i reach 50 posts per day, I maybe do it in 1-2 hours, depends on the problems and the answers

I don't spend much time here... Bu there is a lot of imformation here that is so valuable!

No matter how much time I spend, the information and ideas obtained are always well worth it.

Also, I am looking at reviews of different products of which I have an interest, and these are a great assest when it comes to making a decision.

I try to be ultra-careful with my time here as it's muc too easy to get sucked into reading masses and masses of posts, and then you wonder how you got nothing done in the day.

It's a fantastic place to learn and contribute, but you have to manage your time carefully.

I have just back to this forum today, since long time ago never visit. I believe the best is to understand where the place which is inline with our interest and business focus. Then do a quick visit everyday, unless there is a new important information that we need to know. We should not spend more than 2 hours.

I come and go. Forums like this one can be incredible sources of information, but at the same time, if you don't watch it, they can be huge time sinks.

For myself, I am a teacher at heart, and one of the ways I give back for the kindness of my teachers is to provide information on forums such as this.

Also, I find I gain clarity by explaining things to others, and I've made several changes to my products as a result of a question and my answer in forums like this one. I find that as I write an answer to a specific question here, I mentally review what related information in my applicable product, and if it isn't as clear as it could be, I go back and revise it. It's nice being able to continually update products without having to do new publication runs. Such is one of the wonders of digitally delivered products.

I find that whenever I slow down or hit a wall with a project, I find myself on the forums. This allows me to provide useful information during the time I otherwise might be just spinning my wheels or feel stuck. While I'm answering posts, my mind is still working on my original problem, and I find it easier to work on when I return to the task.

For me, participating in forums like this one help me be more effective overall. They also provide more information about what people need. After all, if one person asks a question here, there are probably dozens that either didn't bother to ask, or haven't found this forum yet to be able to ask. Being able to incorporate information similar to my responses into my products help make them better as time goes on, and helps keep me moving and active.

When I am researching, it is easy to get into a "read forever" loop. It is during these times that I have to set specific goals: What am I looking for, how much information do I need, and how much time to dedicate to it. By noting these before I embark on a research project, I stay on track and don't end up "just chatting" or otherwise losing valuable project time.

I usually spent 30 minutes to 1 hour, after making 15-20 posts i get to do something else, so i wont get tired.